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SCB sets new standard in digital banking

Greenwatch Desk Banking 2025-04-30, 5:22pm

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Standard Chartered Bangladesh has surpassed 100 successful Host-to-Host (H2H) and API integrations for corporate and institutional clients, setting a new benchmark in the country’s digital banking journey.

This milestone underscores the Bank’s leadership in transforming treasury and trade operations through innovative, real-time connectivity solutions, according to a press release.

Standard Chartered’s Host-to-Host (H2H) and API solutions allow businesses to connect their enterprise resource planning (ERP) directly with the Bank.

This means payments, collections, documentary credit and account updates can happen automatically and in real time—saving time, reducing errors, and improving security.

These digital tools also give companies better access to data and insights, helping them make smarter financial decisions, faster.

Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Bangladesh Naser Ezaz Bijoy said their scoring a century in completing host-to-host integration, is testament to Standard Chartered Bank’s client-centric strategy in Bangladesh and it is also befitting as the bank celebrates 120 years journey in Bangladesh. Both epitomises an unprecedented milestones in the banking sector of Bangladesh, reports UNB.

“By setting new standards in digital treasury, we are enabling businesses to operate with greater speed, control, and confidence in an increasingly connected world. We are proud to stand beside our clients as a partner in innovation, resilience, and growth.”